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By *erdyHolly OP   TV/TS
4 days ago

In a galaxy far far away

What are you spending it on?

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
4 days ago

North East

Century Fishing Rod

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By *upertedMan
4 days ago

Nelson,, Caerphilly

I've just won a vintage English footie jersey thru an online competition for Pleio.

Pleio is the new TV puck to watch freeview channels.

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By *atchmo_Jizz!Man
4 days ago

Wolverhampton

I want some new saucepans, so a set of Le Creuset saucepans

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By *ub Cub 83Man
4 days ago

leicester

Probably have a spending spree at lovehoney (not sponsored)

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By *ndrewukMan
4 days ago

Cheshire......

Long weekend away

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By *uteCub86Man
4 days ago

Swindon

Go towards the cost of some hand made boots lol

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By *55uk4yngrMan
4 days ago

Chester

An s E x worker or rent boy!

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By *ockFunUpmMan
4 days ago

Upminster

A few nights hotel in Glasgow so I can get fucked silly by as many Scottish guys as possible.

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By *reddy1510Man
4 days ago

Preston

Paint to re-decorate and yarn

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By *3versMan
4 days ago

glasgow

More scratchcards - I'm feeling lucky

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By *ral b..Man
4 days ago

.

I'll put it towards a First class stamp

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By *leepflowerMan
4 days ago

Leek

It would pay for my dog's medication for about 2 and a half months.

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By *addo1Man
4 days ago

Lincoln

Lube and a dildo

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By *eepeter4Man
4 days ago

Bournemouth

A year's supply of Ham and PINEAPPLE Pizzas.

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By *iono555Man
4 days ago

DERBY

Pah! Pigeon Feed!

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By *fcdTV/TS
4 days ago

Southend

Expensive lingerie I can’t usually justify and maybe a full leg wax

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By *oontanMan
4 days ago

Dudley

Put it towards my next flight to Thailand

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By *xplore moreTV/TS
4 days ago

cockermouth

500 quids worth of scratch cards 🫢

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
4 days ago

Bedford

A new kayak xx

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By *addy7x6Man
4 days ago

High Wycombe


"A year's supply of Ham and PINEAPPLE Pizzas."

You're in luck - supermarkets have them stacked high and unsold.

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By *evanianMan
3 days ago

Gogledd Ddwyrain Cymru

I don't gamble but if £500 came my way, I would share it amongst a few charitable causes,

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By *ichey6Man
3 days ago

aberdeen

I would take my Fab Pals to Wingz Kingz for some munch.

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By *elenaCDTV/TS
3 days ago

In the sticks Somerset

Need two new tyres, that'll see off most of it.

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By *0yguyMan
3 days ago

Cumbria

It’s a scam - I never bought a scratch card on my life.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 days ago

North East

A Flute

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By *wej1Man
3 days ago

Grantham

This happened to me years ago

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By *3versMan
3 days ago

glasgow


"This happened to me years ago"

So, what did you buy?

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By *wej1Man
3 days ago

Grantham


"This happened to me years ago

So, what did you buy?"

It actually went towards buyin a new dog(flat coat retriever)

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By *eepeter4Man
3 days ago

Bournemouth

Put it this way the tea lady will not be getting her hands on it .

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By *tar33Man
3 days ago

North London (outer)


"What are you spending it on?

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I wouldn't spend it, but then again I don't buy scratchcards or take part in the lottery.

People who feel they have to spend after minor windfalls will always stay poor.

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By *uffolkmale54TV/TS
3 days ago

Lowestoft

probably a few food treats, maybe some more expensive versions that i don't usually buy

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By *evanianMan
3 days ago

Gogledd Ddwyrain Cymru


"What are you spending it on?

I wouldn't spend it, but then again I don't buy scratchcards or take part in the lottery.

People who feel they have to spend after minor windfalls will always stay poor."

Quite so! A philosophy of I am flush so I will blow the lot, yet when they are broke and claim poverty, they despise wiser people who saved and now have adequate financial resources. They are simply oblivious to the error of their squanderous ways and as you say, they will always stay poor.

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By *tar33Man
3 days ago

North London (outer)


"What are you spending it on?

I wouldn't spend it, but then again I don't buy scratchcards or take part in the lottery.

People who feel they have to spend after minor windfalls will always stay poor.

Quite so! A philosophy of I am flush so I will blow the lot, yet when they are broke and claim poverty, they despise wiser people who saved and now have adequate financial resources. They are simply oblivious to the error of their squanderous ways and as you say, they will always stay poor.

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These people certainly aren't in short supply either, it's why you see so many 'Pay Day' adverts on social media and elsewhere.

Zero forethought or planning for the future, everything's about 'now'.

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By *eerBodMan
3 days ago

Teignmouth

A couple of nights on a swingers resort

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By *otonFellaMan
3 days ago

Eastleigh

A long weekend in Sitges

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By *ichey6Man
3 days ago

aberdeen

I would commission Clapham Clive to do a painting of emojis. Something Warholian-

😱💪👎👉🥳😜✌️🦿👅

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By *idge555Man
3 days ago

Cheshire

Trainers 👟

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By *ichey6Man
3 days ago

aberdeen

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By *tar33Man
3 days ago

North London (outer)


"A Flute

...

...

It is THAT time of year.

Playing a flute would be too complicated for Gazza in reality though...

🤣✌️🥳😜"

True enough, however even pretending to play a non-existant flute is enough to have certain people foaming at the mouth.

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By *iPantiesMan
3 days ago

Louth

Guns, Drugs & Strippers...

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By *ichey6Man
3 days ago

aberdeen

Btw, I would treat a pal to a rent-free month. Some struggle with monies and don't have the resources to spunk it up against the proverbial.

It's important to remember this. Without being po-faced and censorious the majority of working class people I know do not fritter money like there is no tomorrow.

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By *evanianMan
3 days ago

Gogledd Ddwyrain Cymru


"What are you spending it on?

I wouldn't spend it, but then again I don't buy scratchcards or take part in the lottery.

People who feel they have to spend after minor windfalls will always stay poor.

Quite so! A philosophy of I am flush so I will blow the lot, yet when they are broke and claim poverty, they despise wiser people who saved and now have adequate financial resources. They are simply oblivious to the error of their squanderous ways and as you say, they will always stay poor.

These people certainly aren't in short supply either, it's why you see so many 'Pay Day' adverts on social media and elsewhere.

Zero forethought or planning for the future, everything's about 'now'."

Spot on. The very concept of "savings" or "money for a rainy day" is sadly completely alien to so many. It’s all instant gratification — spend it now, worry about it later, " 'cos the state is my sponsor and will provide... innit!" That’s exactly why we’re constantly seeing those 'Pay Day' ads everywhere. They’re aimed at people with zero forethought or planning for the future. It's the very spend, spend, spend until you're broke philosophy inherent to successive Labour governments!

Money management should really be a core subject in secondary education. We teach algebra and literature, but not budgeting, debt, or what to do when you actually get some money. Little wonder the cycle you mentioned just keeps repeating amongst the no-hopers!

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By *rancd2TV/TS
3 days ago

Wolverhampton

I don’t really do the lottery or scratch cards, so it would probably be lots of presents for friends and family. I have absolutely no need for an extra £500, so I’d splash it on others.

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By *3versMan
3 days ago

glasgow


"This happened to me years ago

So, what did you buy?

It actually went towards buyin a new dog(flat coat retriever)"

Best money spent

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By *orkie21Man
3 days ago

york

Maybe a few new PS5 games! Pretty boring 🥱

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By *iono555Man
2 days ago

DERBY


"What are you spending it on?

I wouldn't spend it, but then again I don't buy scratchcards or take part in the lottery.

People who feel they have to spend after minor windfalls will always stay poor."

That's a terribly condescending view. Some people simply cannot save (bad credit history, CCJs, poor financial literacy, housing/family pressurss, inability to mold jobs, long term ill health, disability, lack of branches) adequately & become victims to gambling. It can a choice between that & payday loans/loan sharks or even crime.

OTOH, in a society that tolerates/engineers such externalities something like the lottery is, frankly, evil.

Would I play the lottery? I've thought of it, but... probably not. I can afford to lose a few quid, but the poor sods exploited by the lottery often can't.

An article in Vice Magazine once called it "basically evil".

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By *iono555Man
2 days ago

DERBY

"Hold jobs". I really must stop typing on trains

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By *riefsMan
2 days ago

gorey

Dinner with a few pals

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